My Music Box Interpretation

[2sDay]

If there's no wrong answer I guess Eminem's song Mosh is dissing Obama.

When the message behind a song is unclear, then there is no wrong answer. Mosh was obviously a diss toward Bush, he even said it in the song. Obvious songs call for obvious interpretations. With Eminem's songs, basically Relapse-era songs, they are random and have no real message. You can look at Relapse anyway you want. I look at it as a concept album and he's trying to clear his head the whole album, until he finally clears it around "Beautiful". Basically a musical journey to getting sober and Em becoming himself again. Other people could look at it just a random album with great rhymes and a accent. Others think it sucks because it talks about killing too much. So Music Box really does not have a real message, leaving it for interpretation. An artist paints a canvas and the consumer sees it however they see it. Art that is not obvious is open for interpretation.

That really was a dickhead reply you said though. You what I meant, you just wanted me to look like an asshole and explain myself. Good job

That must be the smartest reply in Trshady history. word

[Solace]

This is like 20 days old, so I don't know if I'm allowed to bump this but fuck it.

If there's no wrong answer I guess Eminem's song Mosh is dissing Obama.

When the message behind a song is unclear, then there is no wrong answer. Mosh was obviously a diss toward Bush, he even said it in the song. Obvious songs call for obvious interpretations. With Eminem's songs, basically Relapse-era songs, they are random and have no real message. You can look at Relapse anyway you want. I look at it as a concept album and he's trying to clear his head the whole album, until he finally clears it around "Beautiful". Basically a musical journey to getting sober and Em becoming himself again. Other people could look at it just a random album with great rhymes and a accent. Others think it sucks because it talks about killing too much. So Music Box really does not have a real message, leaving it for interpretation. An artist paints a canvas and the consumer sees it however they see it. Art that is not obvious is open for interpretation.

That really was a dickhead reply you said though. You what I meant, you just wanted me to look like an asshole and explain myself. Good job

Obviously what I was saying was sarcastic. I don't see how I was trying to make you look like an asshole in anyway. I also didn't expect you to explain yourself. Yeah, I did know what you meant, and you knew that I knew what you meant, which means you COULD HAVE responded with "Oh, you know what I mean". But it's all good dude, it's all good.